King of
Golf,
Tiger Woods, who is going to be turned away into almost dust, a few months earlier, seems recovering himself, trying to regain his kingdom. But still public interests to him don't become less rather it is growing silently. Many questions still swirl around
Tiger Woods.
Tiger's father,
Earl, also joined the party, to try find out what is going on
Tiger's mind.
"
Tiger has never been punished,"
Earl said. "Never been disciplined. Never had a babysitter."
It came as no surprise, really, when he mentioned how his boy couldn't stomach even a hint of falsehood. "Tiger gets physically ill when he's not telling the truth," Earl said. "He can't sleep, can't eat, his whole body chemistry is upset. I told him: In order for your life to work, you must come from truth—at inner core. One of his pillars of strength is his integrity."
Tiger Woods returns to golf this week a transformed figure, one quickly growing used to flagellating himself in public. In the two hyperorchestrated, five-minute TV interviews Woods gave on March 21 to soften up the world for his comeback at the Masters, he described his infamous series ofadulterous trysts as "disgusting behavior . . . horrific . . . to stare at yourself and look at the person you've become, you become disgusted. . . . I was living a life of a lie."
All that are happening, to Earl is about his life's recycle of past.
King of Golf, Tiger Woods, who is going to be turned away into almost dust, a few months earlier, seems recovering himself, trying to regain his kingdom. But still public interests to him don't become less rather it is growing silently. Many questions still swirl around Tiger Woods.
"Tiger has never been punished," Earl said. "Never been disciplined. Never had a babysitter."
